Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The funny thing is that we will never know how many people actually get the new variant since the CDC is only counting positives for vaccinated individuals if they die or are hospitalized, also a “positive” for a vaccinated individual is recorded after 28 cycles of the PCR test, according to the CDC direction which is quite low. The CDC is purposely trying to limit the data before we even get it. Why?
Because the tests can pick up dead virus in vaccinated individuals, that has absolutely no effect on them, nor is enough to be transmissible.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The funny thing is that we will never know how many people actually get the new variant since the CDC is only counting positives for vaccinated individuals if they die or are hospitalized, also a “positive” for a vaccinated individual is recorded after 28 cycles of the PCR test, according to the CDC direction which is quite low. The CDC is purposely trying to limit the data before we even get it. Why?
Because the tests can pick up dead virus in vaccinated individuals, that has absolutely no effect on them, nor is enough to be transmissible.
Anonymous wrote:The funny thing is that we will never know how many people actually get the new variant since the CDC is only counting positives for vaccinated individuals if they die or are hospitalized, also a “positive” for a vaccinated individual is recorded after 28 cycles of the PCR test, according to the CDC direction which is quite low. The CDC is purposely trying to limit the data before we even get it. Why?
Anonymous wrote:Delta cases are definitely growing, I don’t know where you got that idea.
Whether our vaccination rates will let us out pace it is unclear. Scotland and Israel are worrisome.
Chances are that if it does spread widely we’ll see a lower IFR because the unvaccinated will make up a high percentage and they are, on average, less vulnerable. But the more is spreads, the more chances for another variant that might have a worse profile.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Honestly I am not worried. Hospitalizations and deaths are extremely low in the Uk. It is not going to be bad here.
But to answer your question, it is already hitting Missouri and Colorado. Case numbers will go up everywhere in the next month.
Wrong
Those RED states are going to be filled with the variant. HAHAHAHAHA zero empathy. Yep that's right zero.
Anonymous wrote:Honestly I am not worried. Hospitalizations and deaths are extremely low in the Uk. It is not going to be bad here.
But to answer your question, it is already hitting Missouri and Colorado. Case numbers will go up everywhere in the next month.
Anonymous wrote:Honestly I am not worried. Hospitalizations and deaths are extremely low in the Uk. It is not going to be bad here.
But to answer your question, it is already hitting Missouri and Colorado. Case numbers will go up everywhere in the next month.